Pascal
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Virgil for believing in the Antipodes. The King of Spain did well to put more trust in Christopher Columbus, who had been there, than in a Pontiff who had not. ' These ominous words once uttered, Pascal turned to follow his leaders into their temporising policy. That he should have done so is as little surprising as that he should have afterwards changed his mind, and condemned the distinction of law and fact as an unworthy subterfuge. He was a new recruit to the party ; he was no theologian ; ...he was not even a resident at Port Koyal. Small wonder if he failed at once to realise how completely the question of grace dwarfed all other issues. Controversies seldom follow a strictly logical order ; often the consequence is discussed at length before the first principle emerges into light. Such was the case at Port Eoyal. In 1643 only three years after the publication of the ' Augustinus ' Antoine Arnauld brought out a ' Treatise on Frequent Communion/ which for the moment threw Jansen's book into the shade.
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Virgil for believing in the Antipodes. The King of Spain did well to put more trust in Christopher Columbus, who had been there, than in a Pontiff who had not. ' These ominous words once uttered, Pascal turned to follow his leaders into their temporising policy. That he should have done so is as little surprising as that he should have afterwards changed his mind, and condemned the distinction of law and fact as an unworthy subterfuge. He was a new recruit to the party ; he was no theologian ; ...he was not even a resident at Port Koyal. Small wonder if he failed at once to realise how completely the question of grace dwarfed all other issues. Controversies seldom follow a strictly logical order ; often the consequence is discussed at length before the first principle emerges into light. Such was the case at Port Eoyal. In 1643 only three years after the publication of the ' Augustinus ' Antoine Arnauld brought out a ' Treatise on Frequent Communion/ which for the moment threw Jansen's book into the shade.
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